Iran's Parliament Speaker says if the enemy initiates war on infrastructure, Tehran will do the same

This statement from Iran's Parliament Speaker signals heightened tensions, particularly regarding infrastructure security and potential military escalation.

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If this rhetoric leads to actual conflict, it could disrupt energy supplies and significantly impact oil prices, especially WTI, as markets react to geopolitical risks. Traders should watch for market movements in commodities and related sectors as this situation develops.

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